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July 2022
| July 1
July 1, 2022
What to do this weekend in Wichita: Shop, catch a concert, see some Creature Features
Roe v. Wade strikedown awakens pro-choice Kansans, threatens Value Them Both amendment
Artists, Wichita businesses have created ‘front porches.’ Here’s where you can see them
At Wichita Warbird Weekend, you can ride in and get up close to World War II bombers
K-State Q&A: Avery Johnson and the ideal Big 12 plan for more conference realignment
Think you know Wichita news? Take our weekly quiz to see how you stack up
Children wandering neighborhood, walking near pool lead to arrest of Kansas daycare owner
New Wichita business designed to help bars, restaurants find gig workers, fill shifts
